Over the course of a day, mintBlue processed 18GB of data, registering 91% of all transactions across all major blockchains, whilst also being the greenest provider as per the mintBlue Blockchain Sustainability Index.
The achievement has proven the viability of their infrastructure at scale and is equivalent to approximately 2.1 million transactions per hour or 35,000 transactions per minute, proving the platform's ability to support blockchain features, including real on-chain storage, with extreme efficiency at enormous volumes.
mintBlue CEO Niels van den Bergh details how its blockchain-based verification system could reduce the amount of money lost to fraud without the need to have deep coding and blockchain knowledge.
mintBlue's integration with the Chamber of Commerce allows auto verification of the identity of senders and recipients of invoices, improving efficiency, transparency and reducing the risk of fraud.
The MoU was signed between TCL founder and MD Rohan Sharan and Nu10 co-founder Mohit Kataria in the lead up to the Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit India in Bengaluru on August 5-6, sponsored by the BSV Blockchain Association.
Ayre Ventures, the investment group founded by Calvin Ayre, has closed a $1.23 million funding round with Vaionex Corporation, the Blockchain-as-a-Service firm that has become a crucial part of the Bitcoin SV ecosystem.
Co-founded by Robin Kohze and Dr. Samuel Schmidt, Vaionex aims to reduce BSV development time by as much as 95%, while eliminating the friction that prevents companies from embracing blockchain technology on their own.
mintBlue’s software allows a growing list of companies to focus on their core operations without the need to devote time and resources to understanding complex blockchain infrastructure.
The mintBlue software package brings several vanguard features to VISMA | yuki customers, including the ability to create digital twins of financial documents, representing them digitally on the blockchain as an immutable record.
On this episode of The Bitcoin Bridge, Domineum founder Mohammed Ibrahim Jega talks about the issues and opportunities in Africa and how the blockchain-as-a-service firm plans to tackle them.
The term “as a service” is meant to recognize the range of products and tools which are delivered to users via the internet, rather than, for example, using on-premise hardware or locally stored software.
Domineum provides a range of enterprise and government data applications across several different sectors, with a particular focus on emerging and developing markets in Africa.
